Names For September Babes

The month of September is the most exciting month of the year because it is the month we anticipate a baby boom. The most common birth month happens to be September with the most popular birthdays falling between September 9th and September 20th.

September takes the lead with 13 out of the 20 of the most common birthdays in the United States alone. September 9th takes the lead as the most popular birth date averaging around 12,301 births per year. Followed by September 19th with 12,229 and September 12th with 12,224 respectfully.

That’s a lot of babies! Which means these name suggestions are important now more than ever. So without further ado here are the top names for your September babes.

Alden

Origin: English - Meaning: Wise Old Friend

On September 16th, 1620 the Mayflower officially departed on its voyage from Plymouth, England to America with 102 colonists and 30 crew members on board. One very important passenger was John Alden. Alden played a vital role in the voyage as he was one of the most active servants on the ship.

Aster

Origin: Greek - Meaning: Star

September’s birth flower happens to be Aster. Asters are named after the Greek word for ‘star’ due to their shape. These flowers symbolize affection, patience, wisdom and an all-powerful love.

Bunny

Origin: English - Meaning: She Who Brings Victory

Bunny Rabbits in September? That’s an Easter animal! Yes, I got a little creative with this name pick. On September 3rd we celebrate the savory and satisfying snack, Welsh Rarebit. The term ‘Rarebit’ comes from the Welsh language meaning rabbit. This cheesy goodness dates back to eighteenth-century Britain. Don’t worry no bunnies were harmed in the making of this dish; but it does make us hop on board with this name. This meal has also been referred to as, Welsh Rabbit, Buck Rabbit, Golden Buck or Blushing Bunny, depending on how you make it.

Cambrie

Origin: Spanish - Meaning: Change

September brings so many changes. Changes in the seasons, the leaves on the trees, the new crisp chill in the air. Why not give your baby girl a name that signifies this seasonal shift. Cambrie gives a very modern twist on Cameron or Brie.

Dean

Origin: English, Anglo-Saxon, Hebrew - Meaning: Church Official, Valley, Law or Justice

Beloved actor, the late great, James Dean sadly passed away on September 30th, 1955 during automobile accident in California. Dean was known for his famous roles in East of Eden, Rebel Without a Cause and Giant. Dean would be a top contender for a September Libra.

Ember

Origin: French - Meaning: Fiery One, Spark, Ashes

A colorful twist on the 80’s name Amber; Ember will be the spark the world needs.

Etta

Origin: English - Meaning: Estate Ruler

While most would recall Etta James upon hearing this name there is another important Etta that made us add it to our list. Etta Zuber Falconer had a very impressive career in mathematics while becoming the 11th African American woman to earn a Ph.D in the field. She devoted 37 years of her life to leading and teaching mathematics department at Spelman College. She went on to win a multitude of awards for her achievements. Etta passed away on September 19, 2002 at the age of 68.

Giuliani

Origin: Italian - Meaning: Youthful

New York mayor Rudolph “Rudy” William Louis Giuliani was applauded for his integrity and leadership in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks. Giuliani stepped down as mayor on December 31st of that same year. Time magazine declared Giuliani “Person of the Year” on his final day as mayor. In 2002 Giuliani made it’s debut on the SSA list with 6 boys named after the mayor. The name has never been listed again.

Hazel

Origin: English - Meaning: Tree

September 1st is the final day for the Celtic birth tree, Hazel. Just like birth flowers, trees have symbolic meanings as well. Hazel trees represent intelligence, efficiency and organization.

Jora

Origin: Hebrew - Meaning: Autumn Rain

While this month brings in the autumn season it still brings the summer rainstorms. Jora blends the two seasons beautifully.

Kaede

Origin: Japanese - Meaning: Maple Tree

This name can be confused as a unique spelling to Katy. However Kaede (pronounced Ka-eh-deh) is a Japanese name meaning Maple. This name can be spotted among various anime and manga characters.

Kirrily

Origin: Aboriginal, Australian - Meaning: Tree Bark, Leaf

Kirrily (rhymes with cheerily) is a highly sough out name in Australia. It takes on the uniqueness of the trending ‘lee’ sound a few years back while adding an interesting similarity to Keira, Kyra or Cara.

Livia

Origin: Spanish, Latin - Meaning: Blue, Envious

If Aquamarine, Cobalt and Sapphire is a bit too much for you, try this subtle blue name. Livia fits in with todays top tiers of Oliver, Olivia, Olive and Liv. While Livia also has a placement in the top 1,000 she is pretty far down the list.

Milos

Origin: Slavic - Meaning: Lover of Glory

Alongside Aster, September offers us another birth flower, the Morning Glory. Milos is a compassionate way to honor a Gloria in your life. It feels like a very unexpected choice next to trending Milo and Miles.

Nonna

Origin: Latin, Italian - Meaning: Ninth, Grandmother

This vintage number has a double meaning for the month of September. Nonna is a longer variation of Nona meaning ninth, representing the ninth month of the year. Nonna is also the Italian word for grandmother. Perfect timing as grandparents day fall on September 12th. Singer Ariana Grande calls her grandmother Marjorie, Nonna.

Otono

Origin: Spanish - Meaning: Autumn

Beauty guru Maria Gloria (stylized as mariaagloriaa) has a daughter born in 2013 named Otono Ilianna, who goes by Autumn. The internet star also has a son named Jameson Mercury whom she welcomed earlier this year.

Sapphire

Origin: Hebrew, Greek, Latin - Meaning: Blue Gemstone

Birth flowers, birth trees, now on to birthstones. Speaking of Sapphire, this royal blue gem has grabbed a lot of attention since being the prime stone for the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton’s engagement ring. Making this name a non-obvious nod to the royal family.

Teddy

Origin: English - Meaning: Fortunate Protector, Diminutive of Theodore or Edward

On September 9th we celebrate our favorite cuddly best friends for National Teddy Bear Day. One teddy we care about is the Care Bears! September 9th is also Share Your Care Day inspired by our favorite rainbow teddys. This name choice is the monumental walk down memory lane for parents who grew up in the 80’s.

Are you are someone you know expecting a baby due in September? Let us know what name you choose during this ever so popular baby month.

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